Sentence examples for because we largely from inspiring English sources
How Washington managed this transformation, however, is not a story that the rest of the country might want to hear, because we largely financed it.
Because we largely keep our finances separate, she still plans to cover her half of our expenses with her income, while my savings will cover my half.
Again, as clinicians, we know that this assumption is not valid and we are still very bad at predicting who is going to respond to which drug, in particular because we largely ignore pharmacogenomic issues and the pathogenic pathways at work in a given patient.
Because we still largely ignore the needs of those nannies, housekeepers and aides who care for us.
We hadn't noticed it before we got there because we've largely engineered our lives to avoid having to dwell on the issue.
The war is over because we have largely agreed to live apart -- in gated communities, in charter schools, in separate rooms, watching separate channels.
"We, the wine-drinking public, are happy to read their evaluations, because we are largely ignorant of the quality of wines," the study's author, the Princeton economist Richard Quandt, wrote.
This is an unexpected twist, because we've largely assumed that the rate of impacts by asteroids is generally constant — an equilibrium with a level of randomness is at least well-understood.
I'm afraid I have to mouth the old lily-livered liberal shibboleth at this point and observe that, yes, we are all to blame; and our responsibility is just as difficult for us to acknowledge because we are largely unaware of it.
Yet, as many veterans attest, their struggle to come home after war is aggravated by civilians because we are largely clueless about what is truly required to bring people all the way home.
Although associations between certain loci and disease have been found, their biological impact is not immediately obvious because we remain largely ignorant of the role of genomic elements located outside coding regions.
